@44USELESS44 i'm pretty sure that's the water in the clouds being displaced as the rocket goes thru the cloud layer, kind of like the effect you see when you throw a pebble into a pond and then you see ripples, except it's the sheer noise of the rocket causing the ripples - i'm not sure that's exactly right but it's something like that :-0
It's a sonic boom
JohnBattaglia93 2 months ago
Selected as the Lubbock Composite Squadron's Cadet Video of the Week. Thanks for posting this video.
TrickyGap 2 years ago
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lazyalan713 2 years ago
what caused the zig zaggy plume of smoke at 1:33 ?
manabrau 2 years ago
The upper levels winds blow the exhaust in such a way to make such a pattern.
thirdclass2006 2 years ago
thanks for answering that for me! that's a pretty weird pattern :-D
manabrau 2 years ago
that's AWESOME!!!! 1:25
manabrau 2 years ago
@manabrau whats that shock wave?
44USELESS44 1 year ago
@44USELESS44 i'm pretty sure that's the water in the clouds being displaced as the rocket goes thru the cloud layer, kind of like the effect you see when you throw a pebble into a pond and then you see ripples, except it's the sheer noise of the rocket causing the ripples - i'm not sure that's exactly right but it's something like that :-0
manabrau 1 year ago
@44USELESS44 I think it's more likely to be a sonic boom as the rocket goes past the sound barrier - the ripples are normally a telltale sign...
AttemptingToBeBusy 1 year ago